Kathy Kern
Lecturer, Applied Exercise Science and Movement Science
About
Areas of interest
Motor Coordination, Aging, Rehabilitation, Somatosensory Assessment Development
Contact
Kathy
Kern
Forest 203
School of Kinesiology, 555 S. Forest Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(734) 764-3778
(734) 764-0440
Classes
| Course | Course Title | Credits | Term | Instructor | |
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| AES 242 | Essentials of Exercise Physiology | 3 | Winter | Kern | |
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Course Name RO: Essentls Exer Phys
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Introduces theories, principles, and applications of physiological processes of human performance. Prerequisites: Enforced prerequisites: AT/AES 220 and 221: Minimum grade of C or higher. Advisory prerequisite: 1 undergraduate biology .
Component: LEC
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| AES 290 | Field Experience in Applied Exercise Science | 1-4 | As Arranged | Kern | |
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Course Name RO: Field Exp AES
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Provides an opportunity for supervised observation and participation in a variety of school, university or business settings related to a student's major program of concentration. Prerequisites: Freshman or Sophomore standing and permission of instructor.
Component: IND
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| AES 331 | Biomechanics of Sport and Fitness | 3 | Fall, As Arranged | Kern | |
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Course Name RO: Biomech Sprt Ftns
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Applied principles of biomechanics to the analyses of sport, training, and conditioning of athletes. Topics include analyses of projectile-related activities, aerodynamics in sport, balance related activities, throw and push patterns, and qualitative and quantitative analyses of sport activities. Prerequisites: MATH 105 and AT/AES 220 and AT/AES 221: Min grade of C or higher
Component: LEC
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| MOVESCI 110 | Biological and Behavioral Bases of Human Movement | 3 | Fall, Winter | Kern | |
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Course Name RO: BioBeh Bases Hu Mvt
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
An introduction to exercise physiology, biomechanics and motor control. Students gain an appreciation of the study of human movement from a scientific perspective. Prerequisites:
Component: LEC
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